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Mr. Doherty asked if Mr. Ball was familiar with this area. <br /> Mr. Ball stated that he wasn't familiar with this area. <br /> Mr. Doherty thea explained where this area was located. <br /> Mr. Henchy continued that they are very concerned about the driving ravage. It i <br /> immediately upgraded into our Zone I. Although representations have been made <br /> haat they are not going to use fertiliser or maintain it. None of those <br /> representations are binding absent some regulatory reviews. He has yet to see a <br /> driving range on a world class golf course that looks like a Cape Cod lawn in the <br /> summertime. It is not credible to believe that that is the way it is going to work <br /> out. There are 677,000 square feet of paved parking arra roadways proposed. <br /> When the storm water run-off from all of that impervious surface is going to <br /> diverted into retention banks and the location that he has indicated on.the plan. <br /> The chairman is directly up gradient and thaf is true. Previously all of the storm <br /> water run off had been directed to that one. They have modified their plan <br /> somewhat and put some of that down gradient but closer. what their engineers <br /> tell them is that because the water table here is so flat and the wells are sucking <br /> it down. By putting storm grater, even down gradient, its very likely that it will <br /> change the ground water gradient locally and that storm water run-off will be <br /> sucked right into the wells in addition. <br /> Ir. Doherty asked if the water-didn't already have pumping models for hese two <br /> yells, which gold show the zone of contribution. Essentially it is going to show a <br /> cone. <br /> Mr. Henchy stated that they would shover a come of depression. He was sure that <br /> they do. But, he couldn't tell hien sitting here exactly what those show. He is sure <br /> that they have them. They are older wells. He didn't know when the ...pump test <br /> were done or whether they did that mottling at the time those yells were <br /> permanent. The nitrogen load from the parking is estimated to be 247 pounds per <br /> year. Again, directed basically into those two wells. <br /> Mr. Santos joined the discussion by asking if this whole area was going to be tied <br /> into the sewer plan. <br /> Ir. Henchy stated that that was just what he was going to get into next. That is <br /> correct. <br /> Mr. Santos continued by stating that he remembered going up there to a meeting. <br /> They do have a 400' buffer zone around the well s, correct, that is required. H <br /> definitely does see a concern because most wells. That was one of the big <br /> complaints by Conservation and that was why they formed a commission to look <br /> t this because most wells have on an average of 800 to loco'. A good % of <br /> thorn on the Cape have at least that setback. <br /> Mr. Henchy continued by stating that this entire area is within our Zone II. The <br /> 3 <br />